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Thousands of employees at Lehman are likely to be laid off, casting them into one of the worst Wall Street job markets in years.
They go in for complicated financial instruments that promise "riskless risk" by dispersing risk into a million small pieces and casting them into the ether.
Republicans say polls suggest that they can oppose all of these initiatives by casting them into a broader critique of Democrats increasing the size of government and the budget deficit, even if their bills are individually popular with the public.
Rather than a resin-bound bolt, anti-tamper nut or casting them into the slab, they were secured with a basic anti-vibration nut that could be undone in seconds.
In this chapter, Jesus heals a man possessed by devils by casting them into swine, who run off a cliff, brings back from the brink of death the daughter of a synagogue leader named Jairus, and inadvertently cures a woman of bleeding when she furtively touches the hem of his robe.
The only recessional music was the dismal howling of a little boy in a sailor suit who had decided that he didn't want to go to sea after all, and the only attempt at a carnival gesture was made by a rather stout young woman in a lavender jumper who stood on the pier tearing a copy of the Sunday Times into little pieces, section by section, and casting them into the river.
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But events have cast them into the unexpected.
One misstep could cast them into second place for the first time in three months.
They lopped off the tops and cast them into the gutters.
For this the judge fined them 40 marks apiece and cast them into prison until it was paid.
If Baltimore swept the Jays, a Yankee loss would have cast them into second place for the first time since June 10.
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